So little time, so many leisure opportunities! Our velvet Vintage Smoking Jacket is the proper choice in Victorian dress for a gentleman's discretionary after-dinner pursuits. Suitable for silver-spoon style and so much more; the garment is actually quite practical as it prevents the absorption of tobacco odors into the remainder of clothing.

Imagine taking a designated time-out to enjoy a cigar in this handsome habiliment, a luxurious garment with a soft, indulgent nap and unstructured cut for comfort. Additional design features include two exterior pockets, a contrast black velvet collar and lapel with braided trim around collar, lapel and front placket. Bold decorative frog closures add an aristocratic air.

Fashioned from 80% Polyester and 20% Rayon. Fully lined with 100% acetate lining. Imported. Dry Clean Only.

Chest size is key for coat fit. To measure your chest: Raise your arms slightly and measure just under your arms. Be sure to cross over the shoulder blades and the fullest part of the chest. If your belly measures larger than your chest, use the larger measure.

When dressing, don't forget the pièce de résistance: the Historical Emporium Smoking Cap! More items, including Historical Emporium Ascots, are also available in our storefront!

• When not at 'work,' the privileged Victorian gentleman often had need to call special leisure garments into service
• So plush in velvet, our Vintage Smoking Jacket exceeds the standards of even the most discerning enthusiast of dress
• Imagine taking a designated time-out to enjoy tobacco in this handsome habiliment, a luxurious garment with a soft, indulgent nap and unstructured cut for comfort
• Additional design features include two exterior pockets; a contrast black velvet collar and lapel; braided trim around collar, lapel and front placket; and bold decorative frog closures to add an aristocratic air
• When dressing, don't forget the pièce de résistance: the Smoking Cap! More items, including Ascots, are also available in our storefront

When not at 'work,' the privileged Victorian gentleman often had need to call special leisure garments into service